St. Charles Community Band to hold concert
PrintThe St. Charles Community Band will hold a concert on Sunday, January 29. The concert will be held at the Hahnville High School auditorium in Boutte. This concert will start at 2 :00 pm and is free to the public.
The band accepts new members any time they wish to come to rehearsal, held on Monday nights in the Hahnville High band room from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm. They are in need of percussionists and clarinet players. There are no tryouts - anyone with musical ability is welcome.
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